Osaka Garden Palace - Photo Gallery

- It is about 12-14 minutes on foot from Shin-Osaka Station, but there is a free shuttle bus from Exit 2 (North), so it is not a problem at all. - The staff are friendly and can communicate in English. - Towels, pajamas, trash cans, and water are replaced with new ones every day. (If you leave them in front of the door in the morning, they will hang them on the doorknob.) - The hotel interior, the rooms, and the hallways are all very quiet. I am really satisfied with that part, but there is a slight lack of soundproofing. (If a customer who walks powerfully is above my room, I will hear his footsteps.) (There was a person in the room next door who snored loudly. He snored so loudly that it sounded like an elephant, hippopotamus, or dinosaur was snoring, and I could hear him in my room.) I personally thought it was fine, but I am writing this down for those who are sensitive to noise. - The Wi-Fi in my room was weak. Still, it was generally uninterrupted and the speed was a bit slow, but it worked well. - It is good to have a bathtub, but it is a bit small, so it may be inconvenient. Once you get used to it, it's pretty good. - There's a laundry room, microwave, and ice place. - The room was okay for me to stay alone. I'll consider coming back next time I visit Osaka.

This is a hotel I am quite satisfied with during my trip to Japan. The check-in process at the front desk was quick and they were very helpful. They introduced where to eat breakfast and where to buy toiletries. The hotel shuttle is also very convenient.

Shin-Osaka Station is a 15-minute walk away. If you don't have luggage, it's also a good walk. After going downstairs from Exit 2 of Shin-Osaka Station, there is a bicycle parking lot. The entrance and exit is the hotel shuttle bus station. There is a small sign, but I didn't pay attention to it. It took me a long time to find it. It runs every 15 minutes. It should be an old hotel. The lobby is grand but a bit outdated. Luggage storage is free. The room is large and the bathroom is also spacious, but my room is not facing the right direction. There is a huge steel frame outside the window, which is a bit scary. The breakfast is average, the tea rice is delicious, and there are all kinds of tea bags. The hotel is in Yodogawa District, surrounded by residential areas, not many convenience stores, and no shopping, but there is a large supermarket about 15 minutes' walk away, open until 12 o'clock at night. Although it is far away from the city, the shuttle bus to Shin-Osaka Station takes the Midosuji Line, and you can go wherever you want, and it is also very convenient to take the Shinkansen.